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iTaskX (was eTaskX) is a full featured, MS Project compatible project management tool for Mac OS X. It helps you carry out large business projects, media activities or detailed time schedules. It adapts to your working processes and ensures an overview on you targets, dates, costs and the current status of your projects.
Furthermore the seamless integration of the Aqua user interface of Mac OS X and the built-in guide enables users to become familiar with iTaskX rapidly.
Some iTaskX Highlights:
Furthermore the seamless integration of the Aqua user interface of Mac OS X and the built-in guide enables users to become familiar with iTaskX rapidly.
Some iTaskX Highlights:
- Opens native MS Project files
- Numerous customize able
What's New
Version 2.9.3:
- Fixed a problem with OPML files
- Fixed a problem with material resources
- Added a startup window (App Store Version)
- Improved Spotlight support
- Signed with a Developer ID certificate in preparation for Mountain Lion's Gatekeeper
- Fixed other minor bugs discovered in the previous version
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later.
- Evaluation license (to remove demo notifications)
iTaskX User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:13,826 |
| Version Downloads:246 |
| Type:Business : Project Mangement |
| License:Demo |
| Date:25 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $115.26 |
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iTaskX (was eTaskX) is a full featured, MS Project compatible project management tool for Mac OS X. It helps you carry out large business projects, media activities or detailed time schedules. It adapts to your working processes and ensures an overview on you targets, dates, costs and the current status of your projects.
Furthermore the seamless integration of the Aqua user interface of Mac OS X and the built-in guide enables users to become familiar with iTaskX rapidly.
Some iTaskX Highlights:
Furthermore the seamless integration of the Aqua user interface of Mac OS X and the built-in guide enables users to become familiar with iTaskX rapidly.
Some iTaskX Highlights:
- Opens native MS Project files
- Numerous customize able views for tasks and resources
- Page layout view for printer preview with additional printing options as e.g. "Fit to Page"or "Range from"
- Customized calendars for tasks and resources including import of iCal calendars
- Editor for individual bars or bar styles
- Definable text styles for all project tasks
- Multiple task splits
- Supports linking of summary tasks
- Import of Resources from Address book, Directory server and Public Folders of a Microsoft Exchange Servers
- Effort driven scheduling
- Working with a baseline to compare the updated schedule and actual progress against tthe original plan
- For each task in the project a specific attachment can be assigned
- iTaskX supports working with templates
- New import and export formats like MS Projekt XML, MPX, OPML, CVS, TXT...
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If your project is complex, however, the software is not up to the demands. I tried to cost out the annual strategic plan for a small firm of 10 employees. It was a mess. You can't use common resource lists, or separate projects into sub-projects/master project, and reporting features are very limited. Cutting and pasting tasks across sheets drops the resource assignments, and so each task has to be assigned by hand in a rather tedious manual process. I'm ashamed to say I had to get VMWare and use MS Project. And even then, the importing of iTaskX xml files into MS Project was not seamless, as claimed.
Overall, iTaskX is fine for small projects, but is not yet up to the task of complex projects.
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Great product!
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anmar reviewed on 12 Feb 2006
Eye candy aside, I belive this software has the potential to completely replace MS Project for small and large projects.
Although it mimics MS Project in its features, it tries to be more intuitive and to the point.
I would consider it a serious contender once I can view multiple views of the same project. Have you tried leveling your resources using the Resouce Usage sheet. Not gonna happen easily. detailed gant chart view below the Resource Usage sheet would definitely help.
There are a few small things here and there but overall, I strongly recommend this software to anyone who wants to shed MS Windows and move to a 100% Mac platform.
Oh.. and before I forget, the ability to add graphics to the gant chart is actually a very useful feature (great for adding some aids in organizing or annotating a large project gantt.
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Anonymous reviewed on 22 Sep 2005
In the paste 6 hours, I've send 3 emails (and got replies for all of them) regarding some localization issues (Chinese) and got some solid response from the tech support. Their answer were quite good.
I like the feature that user can set their own 'Views' and be able to see it with a click of mouse immediately. The 'Page Layout view' is got some nice touch such as the '%' of the output so user can try to size up/down the document to fit in the final output.
Few things I would like to see in the future release:
1. Rename of the column; so I can shorten the column heading during printout when necessary.
2. Set the custom Views for specific project only
3. Few more bar styles; at the moment, there seems to be the rectangle type only.
4. Template; I don't know if there are any template to download from? (maybe someone can help me out here)
Overall, this is a nice s/w. I came from the Windows world and I am quite happy to find this PM software on the Mac. This is definetely one of the good ones for the Mac plateform.
Now the only software I lack now is a good spreadsheet (I use Excel) and most important, a good outliner.
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Anonymous reviewed on 21 Jun 2005
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Charles
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